NEC PA243W Professional Wide Gamut Desktop Monitor Price: $949 U.S. Company: NEC When I first connected the NEC PA243W Professional Wide Gamut Desktop Monitor
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Tag: Linux
Essential Apple Podcast 61: Siim Teller of Wire
Recorded 29th October 2017 This week we are joined by Siim Teller of Wire.com, to discuss Wire, Open Source, E2EE, and much more. Simon
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MyMac.com Spotlight: Mihai Marica, CEO of goPanel
Who are the people behind the technology that we love so much? We know the products, the websites, the online personalities but we want
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MyMac.com Spotlight: Thomas Evensen, creator of RsyncOSX
Who are the people behind the technology that we love so much? We know the products, the websites, the online personalities but we want
Read MoreParallels 8 desktop for the Mac & iOS Application – Review
Parallels 8 Desktop for the Mac and iOS Application Company: Parallels Version: Desktop 8 for Mac 8.0.1, and Parallels iOS application 3.2.5 Requires: OSX
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TechFan #28
Download and listen here, and get ALL the MyMac Podcasting Network show here in iTunes. FREE! Tim and David have a few too many
Read MoreThe iPhone as a Netbook Alternative
The netbook craze has reached a fever pitch, but what does it mean for Apple? We take a look at this hot-button issue and give our readers the definitive answer. Well, an answer anyway.
CrashPlan
Review
Let’s get this out of the way immediately: Using the word “crash” in the name of a backup solution for your critical data is bound to bring on a serious case of bad karma. So I salute the Code 42 folks for having the chutzpah to tell it like it is when it came to bestowing a name on their ingenious backup software.
Kubuntu – Testdrive Linux on your PowerPC based Mac
Since MyMac.com Podcast 93 we learned a new world – Ubuntu. I thought I quickly let you all in on how you can testdrive Ubuntu Linux without installing a single file on your computer.
Tri-Boot MacBook Pro
Take a MacBook Pro. Mac OS X. Windows XP. Ubuntu. And you have a Tri-Boot Mac
Read MoreSecurity and the Mac
Are the Macs really secure? Probably not as secure as you think; but certainly more secure than Windows. This article goes into details about the what, when, how and why of Mac viruses and worms.